DLP Projector Technologies
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 Vivitek D860 SVGA 3D DLP Projector  US $329.99
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 Optoma BM 3002N Wall Mount for Projector US $202.32
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 Sharp X102 3D SHUTTER GLASSES FOR USE US $125.93
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 Battery Technology NP04LP BTI Projector Lamp US $327.56
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 Optoma BL FU185A Projector Lamp US $171.58
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 Mitsubishi VLT XD2000LP Projector Lamp US $403.12
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 Battery Technology 310 6472 BTI 200 Watts UHP Replacement Lamp Dell 1100MP US $124.97
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 NEW Chief RPA 240 Mounting kit for Projector US $39.00
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 Mitsubishi VLT XD2000LP Replacement Lamp for XD100 US $401.99
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 Sharp X102 3D SHUTTER GLASSES FOR USE Kit US $136.00
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 Sharp X102 3D SHUTTER GLASSES FOR USE Kit US $136.00
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 Optoma BL FP165A Replacement Lamp for EX330 EW330 US $234.69
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 Optoma BL FU180A Projector Lamp US $300.72
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 Optoma BL FP230D Projector Lamp US $224.03
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 Optoma BL FS220B Replacement Lamp for TX7156 TW1692 US $205.99
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 Optoma Replacement Lamp US $329.99
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 Battery Technology SP LAMP 026 BTI Projector Lamp US $296.48
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 Battery Technology 310 7578 BTI Projector Lamp US $332.18
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 Composite S Video Component VGA HDMI To HDMI Scaler US $235.00
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 NEW Optoma BM 3002N Wall Mount for Projector US $182.99
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 Optoma BL FP200F Projector Lamp US $182.24
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 DATACOLOR SPYDER 3 TV SPYDER3TV PLASMA LCD PROJECTOR COLOR CALIBRATION S3TV100 US $59.99
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DLP technology
DLP Projectors?
I am considering purchasing a projector to use for movies/entertainment. I have heard that DLP technology produces a "rainbow" effect. What is this problem, and should I avoid DLP? What is the best technology to go with? I don't want to get into the very high priced models, lower to middle would work. Thanks for the help.
The "rainbow effect" is caused by the spinning color wheel....it's normally seen when you shift your eyes from the video to some other object in the room...your friend, your beer, your popcorn...
It only occurs for a split second....
With that said, you can rest easy because the NEWER DLPs that use the LED or LASER lamps DO NOT NEED the color wheel at all...they use 3 separate color lasers or LEDs and 3 separate DMD micromirrors to create the 1080P picture...
Those are just new this year...so you'll pay Dearly for that new technology and may have to deal with some new bugs in that new technology....
I'd wait 2 years...that's when the technology finally gets debugged.
For now, I'm using older more reliable technology...I bought a CRT projection TV for $800 at Circuit City and it's 1080i picture is just as HD as the newer $2500 1080P TVs out there...
I'll soon buy the Toshiba HD-DVD model HDA2 and have that same picture as a 1080P TV has.....The P and the I is the only difference and you won't see any difference with your eyes....just your wallet...
But you'll have bragging rights...
And I'll have the Best Bang for the Buck rights....
